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Performer: Johnny J. Blair
Genre: Rock
Album: Door In The Water
Released: 1985
Style: Prog Rock, Art Rock, New Wave, Pop Rock, Doo Wop
MP3 version ZIP size: 1150 mb
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WMA version ZIP size: 1509 mb
Rating: 4.1
Votes: 891
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Tracklist

A1 Welcome To The Open Door
A2 Ya Gotta Care
A3 One Planet - One Utopia - One Helmet
A4 Seven Long Years
A5 Eternal Life
B1 The Compleat Angler
B2 Circles And Cycles
B3 Please Don't Wait Too Long
B4 Everybody Needs Jesus Instead
B5 Open Door
B6 Sequel

Credits

  • Bass Guitar, Electronic Drums, Guitar, Keyboards, Percussion, Lead Vocals, Harmony Vocals, Producer, Songwriter – Johnny J. Blair
  • Drums – Billy Reynolds (tracks: A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, B2, B3, B6)
  • Lead Guitar – Darryl Puett (tracks: A1, A3, B2)
  • Songwriter – Jeff Lloyd (tracks: A2)

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BAM magazine 10/85 (San Francisco): “…A surprisingly punchy and well-crafted effort…varied, very listenable…Blair proves himself an able melody writer and resourceful producer…combining pop simplicity and studio ingenuity…he knocks off several ear-grabbing, upbeat numbers…notably “One Planet—One Utopia—One Helmet”…a cheerfully, nasty-sounding stomper…” (Barry Alfonso) Music & Art Magazine 2/89 (Rotterdam, Holland): “Let’s start with the cover. A nice picture of a door laying in the water. In or out? You decide…the music is rather experimental, with a lot of influences, from Dylan to Brian Wilson to The Kinks to Todd Rundgren…for all of us who want something different, a record to dive into.” (Wim Boluijt) Rockbox magazine 3/86 (Toronto): “Raised on heavy doses of Motown, British Invasion, and The Beach Boys…Blair’s first full-length album neatly fuses his spiritual concerns and rock’n’roll base…”Welcome to the Open Door” is inviting, with a gorgeous guitar and keyboard mélange at the fade; “Ya Gotta Care” is a noisy but effective rallying call; “Seven Long Years” is an update on Dylan’s “With God on Our Side” with raunch from The Clash “Should I Stay or Should I Go?” The clincher is the funny “One Planet—One Utopia—One Helmet,” evoking confusion (“Buying psychedelics at the coal mine”) with tough humor over ex-Johnny Winter And member Darryl Puett’s compact, furious guitar snatches.” (JJ Syrja)